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Small-Scale • The lack of cultural variables in the table of small-scale studies does not indicate that culture was not considered in these studies, but rather that there were no explicit variables in common between the studies. Because several of these assessments were conducted in remote, localized areas (e.g. San Salvador fishing village, Montego Bay, Vaavu Atoll, U.S. Virgin Islands) the entire essence of the assessment was rooted in the local culture. Since at this level, cultural considerations are innate and permeate into every aspect of the human dimension, it thereby makes it difficult to extract “variables” for assessment. • Being a table of common variables, the depth of information collected at this local scale is not accurately reflected. For example, in San Salvador, fishers were surveyed to ascertain, amongst other things their attitudes towards the distribution/sharing of responsibility for fisheries management and their willingness to support a similar project in the future - because this information is so tailored to the local context, it tends not to show up in a meta-analysis such as this. However, the specific information that was collected is outlined in detail in the case study summary tables provided in the companion document. General Trends • Social data primarily takes the form of demographic data, which is consistently included in the case studies, no matter the scale of analysis. • The depth of information collected is generally inversely proportional to scale: as the scale increases, the level of detail decreases. 18
Table 2: Identification of commonly used variables for LOMA-scale case studies Data Type Variable Sub-Variable (if any) Population Population Change Demography Migration Rate Age Structure Social Gender Structure Education & Training Attainment Economic Cultural Governance Resource Use Conflicts (no commonalities) Health & Community Services Poverty/Quality of Life Employment Unemployment Rate Income Average Annual Income Housing (no commonalities) Utilities Power Generation Macro-Indicators Industry Profiles (Land-Based Activities, Mining, Oil & Gas, Marine Transportation, Tourism, Research) Commercial Fisheries & Aquaculture Cultural Heritage GDP/GVP Economic Diversification Total Economic Value Value to Economy # People Employed Total Production Volume & Value of Catch Major Species Landed Methods # people employed National Parks, Historic Sites, Shipwrecks etc. Traditional Rights (no commonalities) Traditional Practices Hunting Structure Applicable Legislation Institutions Enforcement & Security (no commonalities) 19
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